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Ga,ciek, N. T.. July IA, 1887.
MADE ZIP or SMALL CONTRIBUTIONS.

70 the Edftor Of rae Tribans
SIR: Some years sgo greatly Interested In your
account Of tho Chdrens Fresh Air Charity can only
help t very ttle personally but last October deter
mined to interest as many OF working people here
could people who could give little tina; they never
would send = contribution to the fund nov enclose
ron check for $780, 80 you will have boon pretty
successful Wishing you all success In your work. am
yours respectfully,
Farmingsun, Conn.,, July IA, 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-18
pRoKyEp IN TEE ALLEaHEyY RIKER

PIrrsBUn0. July ia skin containing two irnn-
workers. Leopold Character and Max sehen paired
Allegheny River this sftsruoon and both men were
drowned Lorenzo Kres of Altoona Penn, wac sleep
ing Oh raft In tho Allegheny River this evening when
some boys wishing to play practical Joke upon HIN:
pushed him Into tho water and he was drowned None OF
he boys has arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-18
HIs FOURTH ANNUAL sUBsCs PrIOY.

70 the Editor Of The Trfbwns.
SIR: Herewith enclose my fourth annual subscrip-
ton to the Frcsh Air Fund 1t gives great pleasure
notice the steady progress and Of this charity
which, from its beginning. has appealed to pceu
LARRY beautiful unique and useful trust that It's
agement may remain under the sklful and wise direction
which has hitherto characterized IT, and 10 may
only when object OF its organization hxppi
Nsss and CDrlsian educatonshau be assured 70 all VI
the children OF cities Please npd check for $15,
and sekuow ledge same ~ from you're respectfully,
Eescurk, N. j., July III, 1887. L. 4 d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-18
LrycHyo A NEGRO ~ KENTUCKY.

CHICAGO July ia dipatch t0 The Times from
Evansville. Ind, says: "A Iynchug occurred at Union
City KY, yesterday. Early In the week negro named
John Thomas committed n lttls white girl
Ills preliminary trial was held yesterday lie Was posi-
lively Identified by his victim"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-18
DAVID Il. MOSELEY.

Hartford. Conn. July 17.-Davd d. Moseley,
founder and Eiitor OF The Religious Herald died at his
hons IN this city to-day at the OF seveutyfour He
learned his trade the posn OF TIE Covat
about hfty years ago and fellow workman Of Rob
art Rouner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-18

get out when Il ascends ON account Of the heavy brick
work The thermoHeter regfstered 1909 Mt daybreak
this morning and 116o iE the middle Of the Day"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-18

The jewelry store Of George W. Faircbd. al Bridge
port, Conn.,. was robbed some time between mid
loss of about $4,000. The large Marvin safe
torn open with powerful tools, and the entire
contents, consisting OF diamonds. gold and silver
watches and ewelry OF almost every description was
carried of by the thieves The robbery was first dis
covered oyW. g. Reynolds clerk of Mr.. Fairehilds.
abont 7:30 q. m. and Immediately reported to
the police. The entrance Was effected through q
through trap-door. The burglary is of the most
extensive ever perpetrated In Bridgeport and has
caused intense excitement There is no clew to the
thieves The job was undoubtedly the work o. pro-
been planned tOf weeks.
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MRS. SADIE CHANFRAU.

AsBURY PARK. ". J., July l7-Mrs Sadie Chanfrau.
wentyfodr the wfeof Haryr Chsnfrau. tho actor.
died at o'clock to-day in the cottage OF Mira H. Chan
frau Cedar ave, Long Branch. she formerly Miss
Sadie Pulton the daughter Of welknowp hotel propri
Pittsburg The funeral will take place Tomorrow
and the body will be buried al Ptsburg she loft child
threo weeks old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-18

SLEEP HARD TO GET IN LUDLOW STREET JAIL.
Jacob sharp's sleep last night was better than it
was the night before, when pains I'm the head pre-
vented him rem resting His physician called
earlier than usual yesterday morning. and gave him
a medicine that alleyfatcd his sufferings Mr.. and
Mrs. Semes and young George sharp PAID their usual
visits In the course Of the day. The prisoner retired
at about o O'Clock, but at midnight had moi sue
ceeded In getting % sleep being restless and uneasy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-18
A LARGE BOYS WISH.

70 the Editor Of Ths Tribune.
sIK: Please tho enclosed IS In getting as man!
children out OF this oven ~ possible Wtsh Ieonid go
too LARGE boh'
Brooklyn, July IA, 1887.
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OBITUARY.
DIR. JOSEPH C. HUTCHINSON.

DIX. JOoEPh I. hOltHlcON-
Dr. Joseph C. Hutchison, who has been one Of the
most prominent physicians Of Brooklyn for many
years. died last evening at his home, No $50 Hicks
ST. lilo was born at Old Franklin Mo-, on February
%, 1927, educated at the University Of Missouri.
but completed his medical course at the University VI
Pennsylvania, and was graduated In ls4s. He began
practice In Missouri, but In 1852 went to Brooklyn,
where no made his home. lie soon gained large
and lucrative practice His special field opera
tive surgery In 1854 he hal charge OF the cholera
hospital In Brooklyn. From 1850 to 1857 he was
Professor Of Operative ard Chemical Surgery at the
Long Island College Hospital, For several years he
was chief surgeon Of the Brooklyn orthopedic In
frmary.
In 1868 DR.. Huchlson appointed Health Com
missioner Of Brooklyn and served lOr three scar,
At the end Of his term ne resumed bis practice. rs
was at one time president Of the Kings County Mcdi
cal Society, and he was also a member Of the medical
society VI this city aud of the Pathological society
and fellow Of the Academy of Medicine. In S67
he was delegate 10 tbs International Medical Con-
gress In Philadelphia and In 1881 to the same body
In London. In 1880 the University OF Missouri
made him Doctor Of laws. lie left wife and
three children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-18
A LARGE DRAFT FROM EIGHT LITTLE GIRLS

LAKNE Vffs00S
TO the Editor of The TribuaS
SIR: Ipclosed please find draft for $l42 %, the pro
eeeds of fair by eight little girls for the beneht OF
the FreshAir Fund We began last October by having
sewing society thinking to have parlor fair but as
the time approached the interest increased so greatly
that we were obliged to hold II in the Young Mems
Christian Association Of this place. There has
been nothing in tbs place In the way OF charitable
work that created much interest hope to see the
,ood work 20 on and TO do well ourselves another
and that the Of those for whom the above
proceeds were raised may DC made ~ happy a. ours
when we realized our grand success
BERTHA FCRMAN,
HATTIE BRACHRER,
CLARA VAN SAUs,
JENNIE KErCHCM,
ELLA DEMEREsT,
GRACE WMANs,
ANNIE MCCONNELL
ALMIDA PELrOS.
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THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDIcArIoSs-FoR - HoUR&
WASHINGTON, July 1Z-For Eastern Sew.Ysrs, Eastern
PENNSYLVANIA and Eew-Jersey, southwsstery winas'
slightly lower temperature, occasional thunderstofn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-18
ynIG9rENrp ny LIGHrNING IN LYNN.

LYNX, Mass. July II tSpeeiai "A storm OF VINO RAM
thunder and lightning occurred about mihnaht laS'
night Many people were frightened INTO hyseries y"
account OF The vtyla lightning and heavy thunder For
time the streets were flooded with water The llght
ming struck several places the most damage
az lie house or James Broderck, No o57 western ave.
where bolt descended directly through the dwehins,
tearing away great amount OF plassterns. rp pa.
through of the lightning had one OF her arms sna
tered, and her body badly burned she VIII I'M
doubtedly The storm continued or Aooas ~
hour and half
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-18

BY persevsrng in the use OF Dr. Jaynes Alternative
epilepsy 10 cured and the morbid habit removed which
accompanies the disease. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-18
1.-THE TRIBUNE IN THE MOUNTAINS

She succeeded by her sign language. Tho parrot
ives easily captured and returned 70 his quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-18
TWO DEATHS KEY WEST.

TWO DEATHS Al hEl HESI
KEY WEST FIa July 17.-Thors have been no new
csses of foyer yesterday but there have been two
deaths Tho record now stands Total cases to date,
Iig; deaths, 80; sick now 81 discharged cured 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-18
HousEs AND BARNS DEMOLISHED.

CARLISLE, July IL (speeiaI,.-A tornado vsitea this
otiou of the stato this afternoon doing considerable
damage to property. Barns wsro demolished houses
unroofed hundreds 81 trees blown down and tne sue
walks torn up At Mechanicsburg portion or tno
odist Church was blowa down Considerable Damage
was done 10 q number OF dwelling houses Mycrss car
ragq factory ruined. Mr. sqydsr was seriously IN
jured by heavy tiunber falling on him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-18

ALL WEAK AND OvERwORKED MEN
should Try Cherry Malt PhosphiteA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-18

Deafness Cured
by the Drum send Tor circular free
4 East l4th-st, Nsw.YoSk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-18
SAMUEL u. WALTEPS.

Samuel d. Walters diod at his home No.
159 Henry-st., yesterday, Of cholera morbus. He
was can old timer" and there haze
been few men better known In Ward
politics. He was born In Huntington, Long Island,
10 1902, and came to this city about
tho time lie reached his majority.
As q starter" no went into the trucking
business, 1t was then called, he
was a carman. that when the truekmen
long smocks. Soon after his advent in
tho city lie identified himself with tho
Democratic party aud recognized o that had
good following In his district.
Many years ago, say fifty. before the
finest" were organized and when NewYork
was patrocd and protected on the ward
system. he was captain OF watchmen then called
"Leatherheads' He was member Of the General Com
mittee of Tammany Hall for thirty years
He Inspector at the Custom Honss for twenty
years. serving under Pierce Buchanan and year
der Lincoln Mr. Walters aad been a Free Mason
for fny years and WAS one OF the char.
had also been trustee of the Seventh Presbyterian
Church at Ridge and Broomc sts. whore the funers
win be held at .. to-day. and had lived In the Sew
entb and Thirteenth wards over nifty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-18
Coyyrcrs OVERCOME BY HEAT IN JOLIET

CHICAGO. July ia dispatch 10 Ihe Hs"s
from Joliet Ill.,. says "Fourtsen convict" ~
h,s mor,ns and hsS 70 be taken from the galleries 10
the ids house. whore 1t was co?ier blxtesn wea.
TO the hospital and two disd. inc ar on ,ne 10Y
galleries Ia tho cell houses u intensely hsi;
hsy are ceverud with brick and tbs neat cannot
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BAR.
iuenos
500

In the diagram continuous line shows the earcmsc rue
yestrrday IS observed United states snai
sseviss in ths ely The aeshss ndcsss the tomHs
srrs noted n HuaGues pkarnaey BIS Drosdway.
TRIBUNE OEvIcE. July Isl A. N.'-The changes In
the barometer yesterday slight There was rain.
fail Of 05s Inch The ssspsrasars ssassA between TO-
AID 9is, the average 0ia', being " lover than on
SATURDAY.. and 5hs higher than On TIE serrsspeAdns
i. and near tAls city Today there viii prssssly se
cooler weather generally fair although IN eosasisnai
thundey- stuTm u promised.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBsKnvATIoNA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-18
5perlal Notices.

A. The Very Best Preparation Of
COD-LIVER OIL,
Emulsion with Quiniue ana Pepsin
b. leading physicians 2 Bway s7s 6thsyt
Teuih Season
MRS McELRArHs
HOMEMADE
BRANDIED
sPIcED FRurrA
Jsllies Jams Pickles and Mincs AeAtA
Purs Red Currans Jelly usds OF curr1at uics aat say
and nothing elsa Everything put ug "a xtAss SAT-
xc sddress Mra ARAR s. McELRArh -
3yy Degraw-st Brooklyn. NJ T.
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-, mn, 10 marcn IN tno procession " CInton' put
vessorrdrsS onstss were taere fui VI PATRIOTISM anu
Ss.u-nors patriotism
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-05
Condemned Locals.

stephen Gordant accused of larceny from the
person. was admitted TO bail in $50 by Judge Mac
Arthur in the criminal Court yesterday.
The funeral OF Charles I'll. sheriff.. whose Sudden
death was announced in yesterdays STAR, VIII
take place at y O'Clock tomorrow afternoon from
the New York Avenue Presbyterian church.
Miss T.. y. X. sends 50 10 the star once Tor the
night lodging house.
At meeting OF the Anthropological society last
night Victor Mindeleff. WIN. III. Holmes and Rev. j..
owen Dorsey read essays.
A fire association has been organized at Marl-
boro'. Md, with intention to purchase IRE appa-
ratuS.
rhe board of Indian Commissioners Will hold
their annual meeting at the Riggs house to-Inor-
Tow.
From John c. Parker and from Fred. A. Schmidt
we have a copy OF the architects and builders
edition of the Scientific American for January
The Cosmos club L. c. Banded, ". L. Riley. j..
". Clarke, Napoleon Bouvet and VIM Goodacrel
has filed certificate OF Incorporation, rec1tlng
that the objects are ''the literary improvement OF
ourselves and associates. social amuSementS anu
Intercourse and such other exercises may insure
to the advantage and enjoyment OF our member
ship
G. E Lemon sends $50 to THE STAR Office for the
night lodging house
William Roach on Christmas day. was continued
in the Police Court to-day for another week on ac
count OF the compliments condition.
Mrs Eva Fries OF 900 Sth street, was charged In
the Police Court to-day by her son August, with
making threat of personal violence and the court
took her personal bonds.
Priscilla Chase and Chas. Zypprecht, each in
ra1gned in the Criminal Court to-day, and pleaded
not guilty.
~ sends 81 to THE STAR as the widows mite
for the deserving poor.
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B "A u 3 MMMM SIS
BBB "A Y Y MMMM "sss
BIB A UU NJ NJ NJ 0SSo =.
RED TICKET SALE.

RED TICKET SALE
From now till February first every day will be
ReS & We vnn an our
cf BsSN. xsB bE sprT T1 bhraaf fAHS
READS Psb nd is TT trimmed in Beaver Nptsa
than s go some as high as 81. Your choice
sssrn sqs s slss some
plain This i 9aG * efFsr at $3.50.
READ-About 20 Jackets tor Ladies and Misses some
so sSaa as sR to 49,
give ch 6Mf1 At nI 81 c,o.rs
chrsSs e csSaks some trimmed
some with With capss sold Is hish SO win
Boys kits among them.
READ-About Is Children's. Misses Suits in cloths
and d Ian hoias 9oT sS 16 years. We will give
READ-About lot of Leather Satchels (some slightly
dnmsesa regular price 30 to $l2o; to close
READ-Abont finest quality gold front Lace Pins
sGie s1sSd 81 'fs fsiR
READ-Ahout lot of W9rsted Laces all colors, worth
$40 {t Gsd to sSs st 4
e sass sa1 worth
90 to DS Dol to 6 f'His Gaf It sf; yard
READ-About our French Bisqne Dolls regular price
1ASEs ft2sf OF pEphR sf
READ-AhSut our Chemisettes, made Of lawn, lace
to close out at ioc e pheeS from % TO o
READ-Abent finest quality colored Sets, collars
and cuffs, regular prices, 25 to 3Sc. SET: to
READ-About our odd sizes in Mourning Collars, reg.
Cse
slightly solled: regular prices, % to Soc: to
close S ~ 4 lS' 6 6fse
READ-About School Bags: regular prices Is to Csc:
READ-A6oat pressinr Combs; odds and ends; worth
10 to 2jc.; to close out at DC. each.
READ-About Rubber Bracelets; sold at 1Oc pairs to
READ-Abont Paint Bikes; sold at and 1Oc a box to
READ-About Rubber Hair Pins sold at SCI to close
READ-About Hale Pins 40 in paper. to close out at
pussr 4 fer dgsnE pictures and
DKEss TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
S1'ss Yard ssrs n's eny :sx'''f
price 11Ssnn ast e. 3 ss,ss
READ-Abont coored Bali WINNING nj sp regular price
Sea yard d., To close out at 12Hc yard
ZEPHYR DEPARTMENT..
READ-About a lot Of Odds and Ends in Fancy Plush
Tassels. to close out at PC each
lot S 1s as b g. s. T'
MGSLTN UNDERWEAR.
READ-About ODDS and Ends in seiled goods, consist
Also, a lot OF odd sizes in Corsets, from SIC. to
&1.JO: actually worth double.
DRY GOODS.
READ-About our closing sale of Dry Goods We are
nearly sold out; still many stylish and pretty
center tables, and will sell at any reasonable
offer.
s s sh 4 + $$ M NM N \ ss SIS
B. b AAA u U Nj NJ s.
BIB UU n MN SSSS
9TH. sTH AND D SITS. d31
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-05
Affairs i'm West Washinxtom.

THE MASONIC HALL AsSOCI ATION.-The following
directors OF the Georgetown Masonic Hall aSSOcia-
tion were elected last night: John Il. Mitchell H.
W. Barrett, j. q. Waters, Henry Dickson, Thomas
Knowles Fred W. Jones' Thomas bowling Wolfe
NOrGllinger and II. L. Cropley. A dividend of four
per cent will be declared on the 10th instant to
the stockholders.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-At the fifty-Sixth
monthly meeting OF the First Cooperative Build
ing association money to the amount Of $1,000
sold follows: $1,000 at 81 per cent; 1000 at 66
per cent: $500 at IS per cent: 81 900 at Il per
cent: $1,000 at - per cent 800 at - per cent.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.-A public installation
OF officers OF Decatur Lodge. No. g. h OF P, took
place last night at Academy hail. on :s2d street.
before large number of persons. The officers
were installed by Past Grand Chancellor ". T.
Bailey and John Bradbury. After an interesting
program of recitationS and music, Invitations to
supper We're issued to those present.
NOTES.-ButcherS and cOnfectionerS are storing
their ice-hOuseS with ice taken from the river. The
ice is very thick and clear.--POl1ceman Brown
returned TO duty this morning, after a severe
attack of illness.
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W. N. SINISTER & SONS
el9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Mrp-W1NrER REpucrroSs.

Mn WINTER Reductions.
sEAToN PERRY.
PARIS COMBINATION SUITS. reduced from $50 to
PARIS COMBINATION SUITS, reduced from SOS to
EXPERIMENTATION SUITS, reduced from sea to
PARIS COMBINATION SUITS, reduced from $40 to
PAEfs COMBINATION SUITS. Mt s1a and $3.50
"GkMEATLf kEDTCED PRICES" ON IMPORTED
WRAPS. JACKETS. NEwMARKETS, CIRCU-
x WIS AND SEAL PLUSH SACQtEs AND
SPECIAL OFFERING" OF BLACK AND CoI.oREp
81 "a "a :: at sloo EACH former prices were from
Lot OF LADIES' GOssAMER WATER. PROOFS
p,,M AZ ~ reduced from s.. and 81 80.
EELiANNELS. CLOTHS. LINENS AND BONES
IIGS, at very low prices"
NOVELTIES IN FANCY SILK GAUZES, ILLUSIONS
AND BRUSSELS NETS
Mol Hiii, F IN, in BLACK AND ALL THE
EVENING SILKS AND sATINs IN GREAT yARI.
SUPERB STOCK OF BLACK AND coroRFp
ALE FRANCAISE. SATIN DUCHESSE, RIA
G GRRMIEVs; S1y MAscoTIE' sUkAHs AND GROs
LYONS PURE SILK vELvETs FROM 20 TO os
INCHES WIDE IN BLACK AND 20 DIFFER
ENa SHADES, RANGING FROM 81 TO So PER
TIRE IogSsE & PERINOTS KID GLOVES.
so SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EtENiNU GOODS BY GAS LIGHT.
60 PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEAToN PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING
Pennsylvania ave, cor 9th 81
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CITY ITEMS.
For a Few DAYS ONLY.

For a Few Days Only.
Great closing-Out sale OF the immense stock OF
ment Store OF X. Goldschmid. S12 eth st. NV.
This sale is for a few days only.
Goods Will be sacrificed at ruinOuS prices.
$4,000 worth of Crockery, Glassware, House.
furnishing Goods, Fancy Goods Toys. Rugs, &C..
must be sold TO make room for the new stock OF
Franklin q CO.; OF New York.
you VIII get bargains in every department.
Fine white lambs wool underwear, 81.
White and cOlOred knitted gloves, SOC.
$3.50.
Heavy camers hair polar gloves, 81
to SO.
Knitted wool comforters, 4Oc.
AuERBAcH & Bro,
625 Pa ave.
Every style Showcases. Morell, ia 9th st.n.w. L
Dry Goods slaughtered. 736 9TH street.
Auction sales 10 a. IN. and p IN. daily. eos
Engraving. Manufacturing Jeweler, Opttcian,
4S7 Pa ave. coz
Spectacles, o5 and soc. optical store 4s7 Pa.av.
'1Oc Royal" CLUES broken china, glass, furniture
The vOltaic BELT Co., MARSHALL, Mich,
will send their celebrated Voltaic Belt and Elec-
trio Appliances, on thirty days trial, to any man
young or middIe-aged) afflicted with nervous de-
Dll1ty, loss OF vitality, lack OF nerve force and
agent ever discovered. Write to them for illus
trated pamphlet free. No risk is incurred, as
thirty days trial is allowed S6W,6m
81 Per Gallon, Csc. Quart BOTTLE. No. 1
Rye Whiskey. best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. MCGEEs, 9th near d st. was
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u lib. ward" prints SOC. per Id.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet Milk
&c. per quart Cream 15c.
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Some PEOPLE CIR RrcH

SOME PEOPLE CIR R1cH
BY WATCHING THEIR CHANCES,
AT OAK HALL. CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
Mems. Boys and Children's Clothing amounting to
100000, is in progress and the entire stock Will
be sold regardless of cost or value
FOR BoYs-4 T e d - YEARS = 90
81 0vercoats at $50.
80 0vercoats at $3.50.
SO Oyercoats at 81.
$40 Overcoats at
80 Oyercoats at $3.50.
$40 Overcoats at $3.50.
5aeks' s AMID PANTS PANTS at a. s ;sS.
50 Jacket and Pants at 81
$3.50 Jacket and Pants at 81.
81 Jacket and Pants at ST.
$40 Jacket and Pants at 81.
$6 Overcoats at $3.50
$50 Oyercoats at ST.
$40 Overcoats 1T $40.
312 Overcoats at IS. 30.
SD oyercoats It $40
SIS Suits at So
$40 Suits at $500.
$i5 suits at si0
So Oyer'oats at $40.
$3.50 Overcoats at St.
$500 Overcoats at $3.50
$40 Overcoats at Sl1.
81 Overcoats at ST..
323 0vercoats at $ll.
So Overcoats at $3.50.
$50 Montagnac Chirchilln O'e'c'ts 500.
$3.50 SHIFTS ut 80
$500 Suits at $3.50.
$i5 suits at So
sao Suits # s5a.5o
Full Dress Suits (swallow- tail coat at 800
Odd Pants, immense variety, from $1.5O up.
At OAK HALL.
d27 CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
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ELpHoNzo YoUxes
Company
re Offering the following special supplies for New
Years:
Extra Choice Stem Cut Florida Oranges Na,ay.
Grapes Genuine Lady Apples. Velvet Skin Lemons.
Mandarin Oranges. Genuine Princess Paper Shell
Almonds Genuine Ianguadoc Soft Shell Almonds
Extra Large Pecan Nuts Extra Choice Cluster Pat
sns Extra Choice Table Oil. Durkee's Salad Dress.
Mee, rFf aI T;n's choice rskles Including
&C., &c. Genuine ShelIhsrk Hickory Nuts w.
CHEESE
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Far1nas@n Cheese, Pineapple Cheese, Edam Cheese
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issues MATURITY POLICIES, payable in Cash at
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LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES
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Parties familiar with Life Insurance are invited to
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OFFICERS:
Horatio Browning president;
William Z. Clark, vice president.
samuel NOrment treasurer;
Geo. d. Eldridee secretary and gen,l manager:
yonn - larner. counsel;
=. 3. Rtdlele, NJ d., medical director:
John u: Heixer, general agent;
Geo. ]. yesterday, assistant cashier;
DIRECTORS:
Hofatio Browning, Seymour " TnllocA
Samuel Nofment. r. o. HOl.sman
William i. Clark, RI r. Baker.
James l. Barbour. Jnmes II. Nurrin
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